Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- President Barack Obama invited top Republicans and Democrats to the White House for a health care summit tomorrow that is unlikely to produce any results. Democrats see the summit as a way to appear bipartisan and build support for the struggling pro-abortion health care bill that Republicans oppose.
Republicans, and polls showing a majority of Americans agree, see the summit as a glorified publicity stunt that won't focus on health care reform that doesn't promote abortion and rationing.
Obama didn't help his cause earlier this week, as he unveiled his plan for changes to the existing Senate health care bill that is the bill Democrats are pushing through Congress. Obama left existing abortion funding in place and expanded it elsewhere.
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Republicans, and polls showing a majority of Americans agree, see the summit as a glorified publicity stunt that won't focus on health care reform that doesn't promote abortion and rationing.
Obama didn't help his cause earlier this week, as he unveiled his plan for changes to the existing Senate health care bill that is the bill Democrats are pushing through Congress. Obama left existing abortion funding in place and expanded it elsewhere.
read more
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